<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>BuzzFeed announced that Brian Moreno, formerly a video producer at Paramount Global and TMZ, has joined as head of video editorial for the Tasty food brand. Moreno leads Tasty with Ross Yoder, head of editorial.</p>    <p>  Moreno is tasked with overseeing the vision and editorial direction of Tasty video across digital platforms including social networks and FAST channels. Yoder, who has led Tasty’s editorial operations since January, is in charge of editorial strategy across Tasty owned-and-operated platforms, including tasty.co and the Tasty app. Both Yoder and Moreno report to BuzzFeed head of video Peter Grumbine.   </p>       <p>  Moreno has 15 years of experience at the intersection of food, lifestyle and celebrity content. Most recently, he was an executive video producer at Paramount, focused on digital distribution and strategy for CBS brands including “The Drew Barrymore Show,” “The Rachael Ray Show,” “Entertainment Tonight” and “Inside Edition.” Prior to that, he was a digital video producer at TMZ, where he worked for six years.   </p>     <p>  Yoder has been at BuzzFeed since 2021. Before shifting to Tasty, he was senior editor for BuzzFeed’s food and home sections. Prior to joining BuzzFeed, he was a freelance recipe developer and food stylist, creating content for consumer packaged goods brands and publishers such as Simply Recipes. Earlier in his career, he produced TV, film, and theater projects with the New York-based production company Ars Nova Entertainment.</p>    <p>  Tasty, marking its 10th anniversary this year, produces original long- and short-form shows. Alongside its video content, Tasty’s digital platforms now feature a library of more than 7,500 recipes. Its long-form shows include flagship series “Tasty 101,” which provides how-to-guides for cooking basics, and “You Are What You Eat, where host Joelle Park challenges herself to eat like people of different professions, nationalities and eras for 24 hours, which debuted in June 2025. Tasty’s short-form shows showcase 30- to 60-second recipe videos. Those include “Garlic Girlies,” “Personal Pours,” “Tasty Tries” and “We Tested 50.”   </p>     <p>  BuzzFeed said Tasty will introduce a slate of new shows and content in 2026. This year, Tasty also partnered with the Instacart Developer Platform to launch shoppable recipes for home cooks on the Tasty app.</p>    <p><em>Pictured above: Brian Moreno (left), Ross Yoder</em></p>                 </div></div>

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<p>BuzzFeed has appointed Brian Moreno, a former video producer at Paramount and TMZ, as head of video editorial for its Tasty food brand. Moreno will lead Tasty alongside Ross Yoder, focusing on video content across digital platforms. Both report to BuzzFeed's head of video, Peter Grumbine. Tasty plans to introduce new shows and content in 2026, marking its 10th anniversary.</p>

- BuzzFeed has appointed Brian Moreno as head of video editorial for the Tasty food brand, working alongside Ross Yoder.  
- Moreno will oversee Tasty's video vision across digital platforms, while Yoder manages editorial strategy for Tasty's owned platforms.  
- Tasty, celebrating its 10th anniversary, plans to introduce new shows in 2026 and has launched shoppable recipes in partnership with Instacart.

BuzzFeed Taps Paramount and TMZ Alum Brian Moreno as Tasty’s Head of Video, Leading Food Brand Alongside Ross Yoder